sfSitemap

Based on menu class; supports most sfMenu params except nesting and grouping. Use DB counts and fast mode for sitemap.

Also based on pdoSitemap; combine for full sitemap on one page.

Params different from sfMenu

Param	Default	Description
&sitemapSchema	<http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9>	Sitemap schema
&sortby	link	Sort by link name
&sortdir	ASC	Sort direction
&outputSeparator	\n	Link separator
&forceXML	1	Force XML output. Disable when combined with pdoSitemap

Templates

&tpl - link chunk

@INLINE <url>\n\t
<loc>[[+url]]</loc>\n\t
<lastmod>[[+date]]</lastmod>\n\t
<changefreq>[[+update]]</changefreq>\n\t
<priority>[[+priority]]</priority>\n
</url>

&tplWrapper - sitemap wrapper

@INLINE <?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"[[++modx_charset]]\"?>\n<urlset xmlns=\"[[+schema]]\">\n[[+output]]\n</urlset>

changefreq

Same as pdoSitemap. Base date: link edit or creation. Edit date changes when result count changes.

Examples

1. With pdoSitemap:

pdoSitemap call:

[[!pdoSitemap?
  &tplWrapper=`sitemap.wrapper`
]]

sitemap.wrapper chunk:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="{'modx_charset' | option}"?>
<urlset xmlns="{$schema}">
{$output}
{$_modx->runSnippet('sfSitemap', ['tplWrapper'=>'@INLINE {$output}', 'fast'=>1, 'mincount'=>1, 'forceXML'=>0])}
</urlset>

2. SEO sitemap only:

[[!sfSitemap?
  &fast=`1`
  &mincount=`1`
]]